The scientific method, as systematic approach to theory and
experimentation, developed during the Middle Ages The Middle Ages
produced the first model of lunar motion that matched physical
observations. Middle Ages took the science from simple recipes and
brute force approaches to sophisticated formulae and devices.
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Medieval researchers developed the techniques and tools that
led to modern surgical practices. During the early Middle Ages, the
horseshoe was invented, and also a new kind of horse harness that
worked better than what the Romans had.horse Chimneys were also
invented in Europe in the Middle Ages.
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Albert the Great (11931280) Doctor Universalis, was one of the
most prominent representatives of the philosophical tradition
emerging from the Dominican Order. He became famous for his
knowledge and defense of the pacific coexistence between science
and religion. Albert was an essential figure in introducing Greek
and Islamic science into the medieval universities
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Medieval Astronomical Compendium It is an astronomical
compendium, signed by Humfrey Cole, made in 1568 for the
Elizabethan printer and publisher Richard Jugge. The compendium
includes a quadrant, room for drawing instruments, a compass, a
universal equinoctial sundial, a table of latitudes of towns and an
incomplete calendar. This instrument comes from The Museum of the
History of Science - the Ashmolean in Oxford.
